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<br />to this area will require acquisition of land for pOD.ding outside this development as the lowest <br />point on 150th Lane.is to the east in the Ramsey Commons 2nd Addition. Mr. Linton advised the <br />feasibility study can be revised to address the residents concerns or it can be forwarded to. the <br />. City Council~ which would probably result in generation of a counter petition to stop the project. <br />He indicated there is a staff input item later on the ag.enda to discuss the ponding sitl,1ation that <br />occurred this spring on the Asmussen lots that are covered by.the drainage and utility easement. <br /> <br />Civil Engineer.IT Linton stated the primary source of the construction cost would be assessment <br />of the benefiting properties. The watermain upsizing would come from. the Water Utility Fund, . <br />at a cost of $10,920. The difference in street width cost would come from the Street <br />Maintenance Fund~ This would need to be-added to the 2008 budget, at.a cost of $12,636. Mr. <br />Linton indicated staff requests Committee input on revisions to the feasibility study and potential <br />concessions the City would consider. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig asked if the financial layout has been completed. <br /> <br />Civil Engineer IT Linton replied it was finished today; the layout as completed in the feasibility <br />study would result in ~ assessment of$19,000 per lot. <br /> <br />. Councilmember Dehen verified with Civil Engirieer II Linton that the $19,000 assessment does <br />not include the acquisition for drainage and utility easements. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig ~tated the problem he sees is that a new ~oad will need to be run into a narrow <br />. old road with a lack of standards of what roads are presently built to. It is a bottleneck at a very <br />critical point across from a school where there are activities and parking; wIllch can be <br />. minimized with signs and tickets. However, there also is not a connection of sidewalks; they are <br />building a new project behind here putting housing in, and this is a connection point. He would <br />recommend revising the feasibility study. The City will need to participate in this; .there is a . <br />problem here and it is not all on the residents. . <br /> <br />Public Wprks Director Olson indicated there is upslZmg of the pipes, so there is City <br />participation, but staff would like direction on how much more participation Council considers <br />reasonable. One thing the Asmussens are concerned about is the vacation of the drainage .and <br />utility easement. The last time this was discussed they were looking at vacating a portion of the <br />drainage and utility easement. However, that was before the City had looked at the land at the <br />old city hall site being guaranteed for school use, and there is still a need for that drainage and <br />utility easement. He does not know that that issue is resolvable, but the Asmussens cannot be <br />assessed for lots they cannot build on, and that portion of the assessment would need to be <br />reallocated to buildable lots. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig questioned if some of this project would be in line with the long term goal ofa <br />. . <br />middle school. . <br /> <br />Public Works Director Olson replied this would depend on the amount of land needed for the <br />school, which is uncertain at this time. .' . <br /> <br />Public Works Committee IAprUl7, 2007 <br />. Page 5of18 <br />
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